Schecter Reaper-6 Electric Guitar, Satin Charcoal Burst

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Quick Product Summary The Schecter Reaper-6 in Satin Charcoal Burst is a sleek, performance-focused electric guitar combining premium woods, fast playability and versatile passive humbuckers. Its swamp ash body is topped with figured maple burl, creating an eye-catching natural pattern beneath the dark Charcoal Burst finish, while the sculpted body and Ultra Access neck joint keep the guitar comfortable across the full fretboard. A carbon-reinforced multi-ply maple and walnut neck, ebony fingerboard and Ultra Thin "C" profile give the Reaper-6 a particularly fast feel, while twin Schecter Diamond Decimator humbuckers provide powerful, articulate tones for rock, metal and progressive styles. Push-pull coil splitting adds brighter textures, making the Reaper-6 far more versatile than its aggressive appearance might initially suggest. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Schecter | Model | Reaper-6 | Model Number | 1500 | Finish | Satin Charcoal Burst | Type | Solid Body Electric Guitar | Condition | New | Body | Swamp Ash with Maple Burl Top | Construction | Set-Neck with Ultra Access | Scale Length | 25.5" | Pickups | 2 x Schecter Diamond Decimator Humbuckers | Main Appeal | Fast modern playability with versatile high-output tones | Best For | Metal, progressive, hard rock, alternative and technical playing | What’s Included? Schecter Reaper-6 Electric Guitar Satin Charcoal Burst finish Factory-fitted Ernie Ball .010–.046 strings The compatible Schecter SGR-1C C-Shape Hardcase is available separately and is not supplied as standard. What Makes the Schecter Reaper-6 Special? The Reaper-6 sits comfortably between a modern high-performance guitar and a visually refined instrument. Its swamp ash body and figured maple burl top provide distinctive natural figuring, while the Satin Charcoal Burst finish keeps the appearance dark and understated. The set-neck construction incorporates Schecter's Ultra Access heel carve, helping the fretting hand re